On The Road

Sight and Seeing in Washington D.C.

October 26, 2009

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Penelope

October 18, 2009

Penelope came with a house. We were renting from a friend and part of the deal was that if the friend rented to us, we had to take her dog. We already had Homer, a big lug of a part-Shepherd mutt, smart because obediently eager to please, but otherwise a very dopey beta. I didn’t [...]

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Two

September 14, 2009

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God and Man at Charleston

September 6, 2009

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Know Them by their Limping

September 1, 2009

Reader Naomi, clearly the kindest of spirits, invoked in comment, in response to yesterday’s span of unproductive hours (even in leisure) this Hebrew prayer, Tefilat Haderech, for the traveler: May it be Your will, LORD, our God and the God of our ancestors, that You lead us toward peace, guide our footsteps toward peace, and [...]

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Yankees in Charleston

August 31, 2009

What were the odds? Or how to eat up the day. Two bicycle tires flat, at two different times, a scooter throttle malfunctioning. And the dogs ate our homework – after our grandmothers died. More blogging tomorrow. Unless a meteor hits. Share Tweet Subscribe to comments on this post Email

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Photos along the Way

August 28, 2009

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RV There Yet?

July 24, 2009

Dogs gone wild, in Red Bay, Alabama, home to Tiffin Motorhomes. JD Share Tweet Subscribe to comments on this post Email

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In a Small Shaded Clearing by a Hotel Swimming Pool

July 24, 2009

We’re in Atlanta now. Actually, the suburb of Stone Mountain. And actually only I am. Julia is back in Los Angeles to teach at the workshops, so if you are in the Los Angeles area and like photography – and you want to take a class with the finest photography teacher, with the most winning [...]

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Dog Days

June 23, 2009

The Nature of Things Bound for Glory (or Mobile) JD Share Tweet Subscribe to comments on this post Email

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Along the Interstate

June 22, 2009

Blue Beacon Truck Wash: West Memphis, Arkansas God is Everywhere JD Interstate To swerve is to miss To miss to long for: A receding highway light In the middle of the country Through the center of the night. How distance beckons and turns away. This starry billboard rises Along the road, through every county It [...]

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The View from Our Window

June 6, 2009

The Mississippi River, looking east and upriver from West Memphis, Arkansas toward Memphis, Tennessee. Shot with Jay’s Moto Q and NOT by the Jewel. Just so you know. … not a bad livingroom view as the morning sun rises. AJA Share Tweet Subscribe to comments on this post Email

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Memorial Day

May 27, 2009

Talihina, Oklahoma: Dallas Street, 6 a.m. JD Share Tweet Subscribe to comments on this post Email

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Sam’s Amusements

May 24, 2009

At Tahlequah, Oklahoma, Capitol of the Cherokee Nation: Coming to a town near you in Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas 1. Setting Up 2. Base Camp: Indian Village RV Park 3. Carnival 4. Winding Down, Closing Down The Cast April Apodaca Barry Weddleton Becky Surber Brian Bishop Dan Peek Debra Miller Jack Branam Jacob [...]

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The Taking of Enchanted Trails RV Park

March 26, 2009

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Poem of the Day

March 24, 2009

Julia and I are often asked what this experience is like – traveling around the country in our motorhome with our two dogs, doing the work we love, writing and photographing.  I first caught the bug of motorhome travel nearly twenty years ago, when I toured the Dakotas, Montana and Wyoming, including Yellowstone, in a [...]

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Surprising Winter Snow, San Carlos Apache Reservation

February 11, 2009

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This Never Happened to Wyatt Earp

February 9, 2009

The Arizona highway constabulary fails to recognzie the urgency with which Jay just has to get to his assignment (or to notice the camera in Julia’s lap). AJA Share Tweet Subscribe to comments on this post Email

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Rodeo, Roping Competition – Apache Gold Casino

January 5, 2009

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Knucklehead Truth and Reconciliation Commission

December 24, 2008

As a Jew, what better activity for me to engage in on Christmas eve than to provide frivolous and potentially entertaining blog posts that won’t be read until our readers are long since disappointed with their presents . To wit, this link to Paper Cuts, the New York Times blog about books (sounds enthusiasitically alliterative: [...]

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Death Map 2008

December 22, 2008

NewScientist maps the likelihood of death by weather across the country. Julia and I are afraid. We’re very afraid. AJA Share Tweet Subscribe to comments on this post Email

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